Metal-framed, illuminated mirrored display cabinet with vases, candleholders and decorative objects in the ALP House living room.

Double-height living room with light-colored sofas, a marble coffee table, a ring chandelier and a staircase with black railings.

Dining room with a long light-colored table, gray upholstered chairs, a ring chandelier and an illuminated glass cabinet set into a wooden wall.

Wooden shelving divider displaying metallic sculptures beside a white horizontal slatted panel between the living and dining areas.

Modern bedroom with a gray bed and bench, a fluted wall panel with concealed lighting, dark marble and a glass-fronted wardrobe.

Bedroom dressing area with a full-length mirror, warmly lit metal-framed shelves and a glass-fronted wardrobe.

Round dark wooden bedside table with a picture frame and glass bottle beside a gray upholstered bed, backed by warm concealed lighting.

ALP House

Location: Büyükçekmece / İstanbul
Year: 2024

The guiding concept for this two-storey villa was to create timeless, comfortable living spaces that emphasise openness and simplicity, enriched with elegant details. A balanced combination of marble, natural wood and glass surfaces, complemented by a light colour palette and simple lines throughout, established a refined design language. The double-height void, sculptural lighting and wall and ceiling details that curve at selected points introduced movement and a distinctive character to the interior.

The double-height void creates a visual connection between the two floors and, together with the spacious seating area, offers an open, cohesive living environment. Panelling details that continue across ceiling and wall junctions, rhythmic material transitions and carefully considered architectural solutions establish visual continuity between spaces, reflecting a sophisticated design approach that combines modern aesthetics with classical touches.